Every box.
Witnessed.
Most aid asks you to trust it. Shahed asks you to witness it.
Shahed is food aid you can check.
We deliver boxes of staples to families in Gaza Camp, Jerash — and we photograph and publish every single one, with the donor’s name on it. No vague impact reports, no mystery funds. Just a public record you can open, box by box.
Numbered
Every box carries a number, so no delivery can be double-counted or invented.
Photographed
Handed to the family in person and photographed on the spot, faces blurred.
Published
The record goes online the same week — donor named, box shown, permanently.
Follow one box, from your name to their door.
One box.
No gaps.
The same contents every time, so every record means the same thing. Two weeks of staples for a small family; around ten days for a larger one — the exact family size is on every box’s page.
We didn’t guess.
We asked.
Before packing a single box, we sat with families in Gaza Camp, Jerash and asked one question: what do you actually need? The box is their answer, not ours — the staples they cook with every day, in the quantities that last.
That’s why every box is the same. It isn’t a hamper we designed to look generous. It’s the list the camp gave us.
Three ways to feed a family in Gaza Camp, Jerash.
Every one ends the same way — a numbered box, a photograph, a public record.
Give a box
Simple and direct. Your name attached to this box on the site, live and public.
Dedicate a box
A public statement on a real box. In memory, in honour, for a cause.
Gift a box
They receive a gift card on WhatsApp or email. Birthday, Eid, Ramadan.
Put your name on a box that arrives.
Sponsor boxes and they carry your business name. We photograph the delivery, publish the record, and send you a designed post. Or add a one-tap box to your checkout — your customers fund a full box, 17 JD, named for you.
Become a donor →Give one box.
If the record doesn’t come back, never give another.